Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-12

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 crops without irrigation an therefore no subject to eatry under tho Desert Land Act. The Commissioner has also can
 oelled selections of the Northern Pacific
 Railroad Company for 6000 acres of land in Washington Territory within the . limits of the forfeited portion of the Oregon Central Railroad grant for the reason that the lands within such limits were not granted to ihe Northern
 Pacific Company.
 MISSRAPoLIs, November 3-A special from Bismark, Dak., ssys: 1l is report ed that 300 Crow Indiana who escaped from the soldiers rear Custer, are nov On the war path and the soldiers in Mon
 iHna are preparing as best they can for defense, Sitting Bull is at Standing Rock Siih over 5000 Sioux and is sad to be in league with the Crows. People vest ot the Mississippi are anxious that Fort Lincoln, five miles west of here, be gwen more troops.
 | LONDON. November 4-The police this morning dispersed the ase9tinR of unem- plcyed vorkipgmen ih Trafalgar souare who were listening 10 6n address by Q man named Webb. Webb wss arrested. |. but the mob made DO resista1cA.
 NEW YORK, Nov. A Washington sDecial to the Sun, says: President | C'eyeland's cabinet will be recast the latter part Of this month. Lamar will go on .he supreme bench, and Post master General Villas vIll be made Sec re.ary of the Interior. The dispatch states that n. NJ. Dickinson Of Michi- gnn, will be ihe next postmaster general unless he declines the appointment, which has besa rendered hin.
 CHIcIGo, Nov. 4-PolIcemsn Xugsr vas found dead on his beat this DofE- ing with Q wound oa his head, evident | ly made with some blunt instrument No clue to the murierers.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Reoresf natives of all the pressed slasr faciori,s in the U. s. in confereDca, y,slerday, decided tO shut down every alGst Factory ID the ess. at the close of the rrssent month. This action IS taken st the instigsiiou of western manufacturers to prevent eas,ern empl0ye ees giving sid to the western mec, who have given thirty days notice of & strike, owing to a disagree | nent about wages. Seven thousand | skilled workmen are concerned.
 NASHVILLE. Ten0,. November A , fire his morning in the furniture store o! Weekly and Wsrrsn, and adjoining bGiliing destroyed property to The amount Oi one hundred and eighty thou sErd collars. The walls of the building fel and 8 number ot people ve:e iD- iuret, some probably fatally. WASHINGTON. November A small box Was lett st the house of Chief Justice Waite, last night by special delivery postal service. Tue bO1 was found 10 contain what wBs supposed to be sn in feIral machine, but the wire which was interded to explode 1t when the lid wss raised, was broken. by the isr from stamping the parcel. The department chief iu stice, and others said they Ee- garie d the affair ss hos1, but police authorities have commenced search for the sender.
 SAN FRANCISCO, November 4-The | steamship New YoIk arrived this Ef- ternoon with mail s1vices from Hong | Kons to Oct. Ilth. Rymsster Markham | who dscamped 70 China with fifteen | thousand dollars. had a preliminary | hearing at Hong Kong and was commit | ted for trisl. Seyera men-ofvsr hsve | lei. Hong Kong ID sBrch of the British ws. ship which hss been missing for more than a month.
 SAz FRAScIsco, November 4-The iiry ID tts case If frsnk T.. Northey, indicted for iITy brihiDs enierei veI- dict @; convict.us last night. Dsfent- l ea. will be sentenced Monday.
 CnicAao. November 4.-WheG,, c.sh 72; Dec, 3. Corn, cash, 6lIs.
 NEW YORK. November 4.-Money 3l Bar silver 9555.
 LouIsvILLE, Nv. IA terrible trss edy vas enacted last night |, little oue-story cottage in this ciiF, occupied Cha. E. Browbfsld, his vile, 9year-Oid dauchter cad his brother-in-l.w W F. Bruos5, A. ten o'clock this morning q cal WIS made st the house and upon the yisi;or raising the window. Brovntield's boIy was found suspended from the Ientil of the door. Blown to atoms in inc front room was the body ot W. k. Bruper with his throst cut from esr to ear. and on 8 bed in the back room were | Inc bodies of Mrs. Brown6eld and ] child with their heads almost severed from their bodies End covered with ! blood. Beneath BEovnfield's feet was n re-or, Rnd ID the other room vas | Iourd a letter written by himself, ID which he said be vas tired of living, ow ing to gambling habits, and had lad his wife and child away because he dId not want to leave them unprotected. Gnd he'd killed Bruner because he did no: think he was fit to live.
 PIr1sBURG, November 4-festerdsy Thos. Orens, s carpenter; fell from
 L Tn n, the induest, a fellow carpenter named Pteifier svore that that Owens had once said 10 him: I'm rssl sorry for those anarchists m Chicago, who are charsed with throwing bombs at Hsymsrket si 1 there others there to blame. was at the Hsymsrket riot, and am an an archist. ard soy that threw oomo on that riot. Pleiffer WAS cautioned to keep bis words secret, and for that req son be did not tell the story until after the death of Owens.
 w.su1SGros, November 4-The var depsrtmeni is ID receipt of telegram f,nm General Terry, stating that he hes bcen advised by General Ruger that m sccordance with the agreement with In sneotor Armstrong;, be hss ordered ell the Crows to assemble at the agency oD Friday.
 s.s FRAscIsoo, Nov. 4-Bes. < BeIcber. 6.75: Crocker.s5; Chollar, 3. 70; Con. Virginia, l6 30; Confidence IOOO' Gould < Curry. 4.35; Hale < Norcross, G6: Locomotive. .55; Peer, 60; Peer less, I.25: Potosl, 6 9: Ophir, s oO;; say
 age, : 9: SierraINevsds, 4Sg; onI0h . Con. 370; Yellow Jacket, o''o; M'' Di' bio. 5 50.
 : Bosrox. November 4-At a meetina r of the directors of the Old Colony rsii- 5 road to-day, it was voted to lease tn' [ Boston < Providence rosd for ninety 2 nine years, a. ten per cant, on me esPl